The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1887-11-04

your candidates in the face the morning
after election and say Il stood By you to
the last. They are carrying our flag to
the front. Follow them there, every man
of you!
A good plan Tor temperance men is to
find out what the rum ring wants and then
vote the other way. The rum ring wants
William Carney defeated, which ought to
be good and sufficient reason for q united
rally to his support by every man having
tie temperance cause at heart.
1t is rather small business to light VIII
liam Carney on the ground Of his poverty.
The time hasn't come yet in this country
when poverty is badge Of rascality.
Every poor man in the county should re-
sent this assault on tie Republican and
Prohibition candidate for sheriff as direct
insult to himself and vote accordingly
The Democratic jackass sought to cover
himself last week in the Prohibitionist
lions skin and sally forth into the probibi
ton camp roaring with rage that I'VE
had endorsed william Carney Bat the
roar was so like a bray, and the long ears
would stick up SO obstiaatelg, that the
D. ]. betrayed himself at once and only
got laughed at for lis pains.
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What makes the rum ring 50 afraid that
William Carney, If elected, will summon
Prohibitionists on his grand iuries? Are
they conscious that the rum business in
this county won't bear an investigation
according 10 Law? Grand iuries are for in
quiry into law breaking, and no grand
jury however summoned or constituted,
can have any tel rofs for the Law observers
The leading members of the Salem Tar,
who have better opportunities than any
one else for knowing what William Car
ney is, say that in the discharge Of his
duties as Constable for the last fifteen
years he has been faithful honest aud
prompt. They couldn't say more if they
were to write a book. What better
man for Sheriff? ''He that is faithful in
little, will be faithful also in much -
Our Democratic friends have been wont
to pat Prohibitionists on the back and give
them lots OF good adgice-whe=cat the
Prohbitionists have been wont to smile
consumedly when they got around the
corner Of the hOnse-but we reckon the
back patting will cease now. It won't
IL Al. IL
it will take away lots Of fun. The Prohi-
bitionists are not asking advice Of the
Democrats or the Republicans, bat are do
ing as they think best.
Bro Graw, of the Temperance Gasette.
don't seem to like the endorsement Of Car
ney by the Prohibitionists. 1t is not nee
essary that Bro. Graw should be satisfied,
but it is necessary that the rum ring Of
Salem county should be soundly pummeied,
and if the Prohibition party is not big
enough to do the job alone it is the part of
wisdom to call on its big Republican
brother to help, or to hold the Republican
coat while that party does it, IF Bro.
Graw lived in Salem county he would see
matters in different light, IT, indeed, Mr..
Dorrell's letter in this weeks Staadarl has
not opened his eyes already.
IL we were disposed to be tart we might
say that our good friend Of the Li5eral
Press was disposed to split hairs on the
point we make as to the enforcement Of
skinned milk and whiskey laws, but as
the Press admits that it understands what
we are getting after, we forbear for after
all, words are but the vehicles to convey
our meaning and if the Press gets onto
that, we are satisfied. And withal Bro.
schoch is so outspolScn aud satisfactory in
his reply TO the other branch of the sub.
ieet on which we challenged his opinion
that we haven't any wish to be ugly with